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leighla
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Lauren
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2s and 5s?
Normal not to be able to tell the difference between 2s and 5s at 3.5 years old?
He can read most of his other numbers, but these continually stump him.
When we play trouble or do the teach me to tell time game on his alarm clock he can never tell the difference.
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Posted 2/28/11 3:28 PM  |
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Kidsaplenty
Sister love
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Stephanie
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Re: 2s and 5s?
Completely normal. Both of my girls had trouble telling the difference at that age.
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| Posted 2/28/11 4:00 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: 2s and 5s?
Totally normal. Reversals are very common. b's & d's too.
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| Posted 2/28/11 4:22 PM |
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luvsun27
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Kim
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Re: 2s and 5s?
At 4.5, DD knows all the numbers and letter's on anything she sees...except the digital clock for the tv box. Every single time, she asks me is that a 2 or a 5. 
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| Posted 2/28/11 4:45 PM |
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leighla
Support Cancer Research
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Lauren
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Re: 2s and 5s?
Thanks!
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| Posted 2/28/11 6:15 PM |
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FelAndJon
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Member since 6/05 10212 total posts
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Felice (aka LuckyBride2004)
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Re: 2s and 5s?
Jeremy also used to mess up 6s and 9s. I asked the therapist at school and she said it is "normal" until Kindergarten 
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| Posted 2/28/11 9:22 PM |
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WhatNow
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Member since 1/06 8033 total posts
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A (formerly WhatNow?)
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Re: 2s and 5s?
Totally! My daughter also confuses M and W and I and J. She is 3.8. Makes perfect sense if you look at at from a child's point of view!
Message edited 2/28/2011 9:58:29 PM.
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| Posted 2/28/11 9:58 PM |
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